Zimbabwe all out for 149 in Bulawayo Test Newzealand Matt Henry | Allout on Zimbabwe 149 in Bulveo Test: New Zealand scored 92 runs on the first day, Devon Conway’s Fifty; Matt Henry 6 wickets

Matt Henry took 6 wickets for 39 runs.

The first match of the Test series is being played between Zimbabwe and New Zealand in Bulvio. On the first day of the match on Wednesday, the Zimbabwe team was all out after scoring just 149 runs. New Zealand scored 92 runs by the end of the day’s play. Davon Conway 51 and Will Young returned not out after scoring 41 runs.

Zimbabwe lost 3 wickets within 50 At the Queens Sports Club, Zimbabwe won the toss and chosen the batting. The team lost 3 wickets for just 31 runs. Brian Bennett 6, Ben Karan 13 and Sean Williams 2 returned to the pavilion. Nick Welsh again scored 27 runs and brought the team beyond 50 runs. After him, Alexander Raza was dismissed for just 2 runs.

Matt Henry and New Zealand players celebrating the wicket.

Captain and wicketkeeper top scorer Captain Craig Irwin, who landed on number-5, then took the innings with wicketkeeper Tafdzwa Siga. Both partnered 54 runs. Irwin was dismissed by 39 runs and the partnership broke. Siga also returned to the pavilion after scoring 30 runs.

Pneumon Nameri 9, Vincent Maseca 7 and Blessing Mujarbani returned to the pavilion after scoring 1 run. The team was all out by scoring 149 runs. Matt Henry from New Zealand took 6 and Nathan Smith took 3 wickets. A batter was run out.

Captain Craig Irwin partnered a 54 -run partnership with wicketkeeper Tafdzwa Siga.

New Zealand just 57 runs behind New Zealand also started his batting in the third session of the first day. The team scored 92 runs in 26 overs without loss and the day’s game ended. Will Retur out not out after scoring Will Young 41 and Devon Conve 51 runs. Both will carry on New Zealand’s innings on the second day, the team is behind by just 57 runs.

Will Young and Devon Conway have done 92 -run opening partnership.

Playing-11 of both teams New Zealand- Davon Conve, Will Young, Henry Nichols, Rachin Rabindra, Derryl Mitchell, Tom Blundel (wicketkeeper), Michael Bracewell, Mitchell Santner (captain), Nathan Smith, Matt Henry and Matt Henry and William O Rurk.

Zimbabwe- Ben Karan, Brian Bennett, Nick Welsh, Sean Williams, Crag Irwin (Captain), Sikander Raza, Tafdjwa Siga (wicketkeeper), Pneumon Nyamhi, Vincent Maseca, Blessing Mujarbani and Tanaka Chivanga.